Paula Cobeta

This study tracks rhizosphere microbiome assembly in tomato plants during early development, showing inoculum-constrained succession with increased phylogenetic clustering and diversity.

This study uses drift-driven simplification to generate simplified microbial communities that retain ecological cohesiveness and function.

This study investigates early rhizosphere community assembly in tomato using combinatorial community coalescence, revealing a consistent compositional and abundance structure across diverse inocula.

The paper introduces a modular high-throughput pipeline for isolating and phylogenetically identifying bacteria from complex microbiomes using automated methods.